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How to get classified  The National Sport Organisations run classification for athletes with a physical impairment in Australia. If you would like to get classified for Para-sport, please contact your…

The 10 eligible impairments the International Paralympic Committee included in Para-sport:  Vision Impairment  Intellectual impairment  Physical impairment  Co-ordination impairments (3) (hypertonia, ataxia, athetosis)  Limb Loss or Deficiency  Leg Length difference …

Am I eligible? Who competes in Paralympic sport? There are ten impairments that the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) includes in Para Sport. These ten types of impairments are either physical,…

Without classification there is no Para–sport. It is crucial to the integrity and fairness of Para–sport competition. Classification determines which athletes are eligible to compete and how they are grouped…

THE START LINE Your Para-sport journey begins here The Start Line is Paralympics Australia’s dedicated home for information, guidance and opportunities for thriving Para-athletes to begin or continue their Para-sport…

Team Policies in PDF Format 1.1 Concussion Management (PDF)1.2 Smoking & Alcohol (PDF)1.3 Attending Other Sports Policy (PDF)2.1 People Protection (PDF)2.2 Family Communications and Use of Mobile Phones (PDF)2.3 Use…

Paralympics Australia, the Nine Network and Good Shout are proud to announce the premiere of a ground-breaking documentary which offers unprecedented access behind the scenes of the Australian Steelers Wheelchair…

How do I “Get Involved” in Paralympic Sport or Get Classified There are lots of ways to support the Paralympic movement! First, make sure you check out the Paralympics Australia…

Record-Breakers, Change-Makers: Australian Paralympic Team Finalised For Paris 2024 The compelling stories of 160 athletes across 17 sports will form the next chapter of Australia’s vibrant Paralympic story at the…